Perfect, thank you for explaining this, it's exactly what I was looking to do! I have previously been taking all three parts and creating the CAM for all three together as a single model.

This video made the difference for me on multiple WCS!!

I love how Fusion's default setting is dead-wrong. Not surprised at all, honestly.

Thanks! I knew about setting the wcs to 1, but I didn't know about the right click and set it as default. I'll be doing that from now on. :)

This is definitely good knowledge. Now to see if probing will work with this as well

Thanks! I was wanting to do exactly this but didn't know how. This would have been a lot more convenient than what I ended up doing, which was making a macro and editing my post processor. The macro needs to be edited manually, which is a small hassle and only offers a few *very minor* advantages.

Thanks for the video! Is it also possible to have Fusion create a subprogram in the NC output for each operation? Now each operation has the same absolute values for G54, G55 and G56

Good video. Now how do you load the three WCS's with a probe?

Normally having 3 vices is for having 3 sets different setups to complete all operation on a part, would appreciate if you could show accordingly with 3 different setup/ 3 different stock but with tool change optimisation

thanks thanks thanks

Hi, does fusion360 somehow know where the 2nd and 3rd duplicate work pieces are? like I seemed you didn't have to specify where the other two are. I've been trying this, and I must be missing something. Subscribed!

Is there a reason for having the 0 and 1 options both use G54? Just curious why Fusion does this. Also thanks for clearing this up for me. I assumed 0 was 54 and 1 was 55 (from other not so fun programs)

What if you do have your vises perfectly aligned and know the exact distance between each part? Is there a way to just find the G54 X, Y, Z zeros on the first part and have Fusion 360 duplicate the tool parts for additional parts at a defined spacing? I have a 3 part fixture for a roughing op that I'd like to set up to only have to locate the first part. The part tolerances are big at this point.

Where do ya tell fusion the x/y "0'' positions for vise 2 and 3?

Jeez, the video is ok, but I think the interface changed a little since 2019, the post process button does not give me brackets, also please can you explain how do you get the three models in place, do you import them as components from your library?